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'The BBSNAME variable will tell the door your BBS's name.
BBSNAME=The Dynasty!
'The SYSOPF variable tells the door the sysop's first name.
SYSOPF=Ronald
'The SYSOPL variable tells the door the sysop's last name.
SYSOPL=Schlegel
'The DOORFILE variable tells the door the name of the door file your system
'uses and where it is located. It can contain a drive and path. The
'current BBS door files supported are:
'
' PCBOARD.SYS - PCBoard version 12 and 14.x or above
' USERS.SYS - PCBoard verion 15.x
' CALLINFO.BBS - Wildcat version 2.x
' DOOR.SYS - GAP any version or Wildcat 3.x
' DORINFO#.DEF - RBBS and QBBS systems
' CHAIN.TXT - WWIV version 2.x or above
' UBBS.SYS - Ultra BBS systems
' SFDOORS.DAT - SpitFire systems
' AUNTIE.SYS - Auntie BBS systems
' TRIBBS.SYS - Tri-BBS systems
' STANDARD.SYS - Standard Drop file format... read docs for details.
' DIRECT - Will get all info from modem and user.
'
DOORFILE=C:\TRIBBS\DOOR.SYS
'The next 2 variables deal with the player score bulletin. There MUST be
'something here even if you do not wish a bulletin to be made!
ANSBULL=C:\PB32\ROCKME\SCORE.ANS
MONBULL=C:\PB32\ROCKME\SCORE.ASC
'The MAXSESSION variable is just the maximum number of studio sessions that a
'player can do in one day.
MAXSESSION=10
'The MAXROAD variable is the maximum number of time a player can go on
'the road per day.
MAXROAD=5
'The MAXGIGS variable is the maximum number of Gigs that a player can
'play in one day.
MAXGIGS=20
'The MAXTIME variable tells the door the maximum amount of time that a user
'may be in the door before exiting back to the BBS. If not included or set to
'0 the time left currently on your system will be used.
MAXTIME=30
'The KBTIME variable tells the door how much time to allow for no input from
'the user's keyboard before returning to the BBS. Default value is 5 mins.
KBTIME=3
'The FOSSIL variable tells the doors whether you are using a Fossil
'driver like X00 or BNU. This variable can be set to either YES or NO.
'The Default is NO.
FOSSIL=YES
'The COMPORT variable tells the door which COM port to use for I/O functions
'to occur. This variable can be a number from 1 to 8. With multiple lines,
'you can setup different CFG files for each line with a separate comport
'number. If using a non-standard port address, use H in front of the address
'and the number should be in hexadecimal (eg: COMPORT=H03F8).
'This MUST be set if you are having trouble with your comport being read from
'the door file or if using the DIRECT method. Otherwise, it can be left out
'unless your DOORFILE variable doesn't give the information on comport number.
'COMPORT=2
'The IRQ variable tells the door what IRQ to use if non-standard. This does
'not have to be set if a standard comport is being used.
'IRQ=3
'The EXTRA variable can contain up to 70 characters of any message you would
'like to appear to your users.
' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
' [---+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----|----+----]
EXTRA=If you find this program interesting, you'll be able to DL it later.
'NOTES: Programmers: You may put your own variables into the CFG file
' anywhere you like. The only rules to follow is that you use the
' following format:
'
' VARIABLE=TEXT
'
' Where VARIABLE is your own variable name followed by an equals sign
' [=]. It must be the located at the first non-blank character of the
' line. Use the examples in this CFG file for proper format. TEXT is
' the value for that variable and the length can be as long as you have
' space on 1 line. Use the GetExtra$() function to collect the
' information in your program. (SEE DOCS)